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mobiplayer
12y ago
Hey, I'm not saying getting a job is the problem. I'm saying getting a job is the solution, at least that's what I've figured out during my career. Maybe I could've simplified and said just practice.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
I don't want to sound rude, but you just need to get a job. All the problems in the world will come to you to be solved, so you get all the chances you like to apply your knowledge and eventually get to be really good.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
No. Nobody will give you a refund. A replacement maybe, never ever a refund for the price you paid on the shop.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
I hope everyone can learn a lesson here: You don't work during your holidays.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
The biggest real estate websites (Rightmove, Zoopla) do have maps as an option in the results. I also like to only use maps, whether I like the area or not.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Why not? Because you're leaking DNS traffic. Why not? Because you're disclosing where your company assets are reachable from a public connection. I don't know, but a publicly reachable vcs server that's supposed to conta
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mobiplayer
12y ago
How do you "make sure" they've got strong passwords without compromising password security for those people? Do you just have their word, hear them press many keys when authenticating, ...?
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Do not make it publicly available (e.g. put it behind a VPN). Otherwise someone might be faster than you to get root access and use your server for other illegal stuff (e.g. join a DDoS). You don't want that to happen as it could be co
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Everything is blocked for me at airports... Unless I pay a stupid amount of money per hour. Of course they would dare blocking Google (and anyone else) servers.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
You've got some good points there, bu not everyone is a freedom fighter or overly concerned about their privacy up to that level. Some people just don't want to be snooped on by your casual script kiddie while on public wifi.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
It is not a bad idea to buy there just as it is not a bad idea to buy in London as opposed to cheaper areas. The prices are not only higher, but the rate at what they were getting higher was also faster than other areas. In other words, you
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Sell it as consultancy and offer them to remove this amount from the final bill should you undertake the whole project.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Wireshark is brilliant and my favourite tool for my day to day work (Networking Support), but both Network Monitor and Message Analyzer are different takes on the same problem. Both Microsoft offerings can read not just cap/pcap files
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Hey, not sure what happened there but I've used this for years on hundreds of different systems and never had that issue. Not even once as far as I can remember. I thoroughly recommend it, but if you don't like it and can install
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Comparing a packet capture with the output of netstat is like comparing an x-ray image of your brain with your latest selfie.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
It was a bit short and sent to an outook.com address, maybe it was that!
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Never tried it myself, but you may want to attend local enterpreneurship meetups, networking events and similar. If you have a passion for your product and it is working (you said it's growing in users, which is nice) I'm pretty s
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Hey, Mail just goes to the junk folder. I was wondering how would you work around this, but I guess you didn't (yet?) :) Cheers
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Can't recommend Azure Websites enough. There's even a free tier if you'd like to have a taste!
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Sit together, give it a last effort and sell it. I'm sure somebody would love to buy it :)
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mobiplayer
12y ago
That's unfortunate. Maybe it is time to rebuild, but this time with resilience in mind?
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mobiplayer
12y ago
The best way to stay safe from software patents is to not enter the US market, if you can afford that :)
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mobiplayer
12y ago
It is my understanding that they contact various providers in real-time, so they give them a time window to come back with their data.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Charge a fair price for your work, discount that price from the final bill.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
> Works with iPhone, Samsung and Android. So I guess I won't be buying this one either, doesn't work with my 1520!
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Microsoft products interact daily with several open source and third party interoperable systems. Welcome to 2015 :)
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Haha fair enough! I guess blaming private companies and investors is a good way to move attention from yourself.
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Few do, I can probably agree with that. But it's not like investors through money out of the window unknowingly of where it ends. They either knew about it and didn't care about it or they just didn't care about it in any ca
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mobiplayer
12y ago
It is a clumsy implementation at best and not ideal for any covert operation, why would a serious intelligence agency have any interest in this?
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mobiplayer
12y ago
Depends on your OS. In Windows you can use your certificate manager (already installed).
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